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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-30
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesday. March 20. 1887.
BEASs AND PEAS

AND PEAS
Reccpts for week 800 bbls beans $3.50 pkgs peas Ex
norris sgl pkgs and lO524 bush The market
Tor choice marrow be just shade steaer
Prices quotaby higher but is becoming little more
iflcnli 10 uy the marks at 81 80 Medium and Pea
continue slowly close buyers claim TO be supplying
Their wants inside figures. White Kidney very dull
Choice with export demand at 81 %
Lob Turtle still uusaleaOe California Lima quiet
Green peas muying only IL a lobOing way.
Beous Marrow Do. Red Kidney,
9 a
Do uoot To good 60 Do, Poor To Good 90 al Az
Medium Do. Black I. ).
Choice..... 40 a ~ ~ Choice 509.,.
Do poor to good 80 20 80 iDo poor TO good OOGl 80
Pea, Choice. 40 20 40 Do. Cal Lima ,-o.,,x
Do- WI. kid'y flat .---.. ~ >, g
Receipts for week 1882 pkgs Exports 200 ps ses
requirements OF the trade and the market has
ruled generally steady. Extra Elgn is saleable
i'm Wholesale way at 32d33c; the demand
is not large supply limited scarcely any fine Penn
ira estern other than Egn is also and sells prompt
y at % Oc for gilt edge lots showing high flavor
and an ne milk under fancy plenty enough and
drag somewhat 20Q2c for seconds 20 good extra hrsts
Western aud fall made creameres nave ad more
call OF late is clearing out fairly IN the range
moderate inquiry weaken prices such and the feel
Ing is al For Wholesale business the open
half tubs fair 10 ne lines selling
al 20 ne ami medium qualities al is 10 FAC Fresh
saale above "a 025c dairy clearing ont fairly
bnt at low figures possibly the feeling IS Just tie hTmer
on the few remaining lots Of fancy quality. Fine
Imitation creamery sells moderately &C 22G2ic Western
dairy IN light receipt and unchanged MOI much factory
arriS ing but trade is slow and the feeling weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-30
DRIED pRUrrs AND BERRIES.


Receipts for the week. io3s pkgs exports I07 pkgs
There a steady moderate oOblnS demand or eSapo-
apples prices show no change worthy OF note Far
In Choice grades sell at c, poor stock down TO lOc
and fancy ruit at II &C. very rarely 3c for exceptionally
fancy lot sliced apples In small STOCK
hut there much inquiry for them and the eens Is
weak also moving out slowly and prices lean
in buyers favor Raspberres show increasing nrmness
under and fair demand Cherries continue 10
dacI, lack les weak Plums slow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-30

The daily average receipts milk and cream at the various
railroad distributing points In and near the city ior me
week follows Erie 3.5s OF MIX ID cans
Of condensed milk and 20 OF cream suslaehanna
322 cans OF milk and IL OF cream; New.fork CITY
Northern. 1874 cans Of milk Harlem 26ls cans Of
milk 10 cans condensed milk and 81 OF cream. New
Haven and Hartford, I.2l0 OF milk; Ontario and
West Shore 2.O25 OF milk 80 cans OF condensed
milk and 60 Of NewJersoy Cen
trial. $40 milk and Of cream and by niscel
short routes milk aud IS OF cream
daily supply has been 1851 cans o. milk 2 cans
of copden sed milk 273 The market has
for the the surplus on tho
natforms selling an OF 81 go OF 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-30

POTATOES AND VEGETABLES
boon fair stock on hand has
reduced and the market shows drmer tone fancy
grades OF Burbank White Star and Hebron are tribe
Now Brunswick seed stock sells 70 dealers ~
So occasional extra lot reaching 81 3 small sales
direct mainly at So 90 Bermuda new posatoes
firm at $l0d sl for choice quality few extra lois reaching
&l2. A few Florida new OF ordinary quality have SOLD
Dbl Bermuda onions plentier and lower BeI
muda tomatoes and beets in cool demand and firm Florida
and choice lots active demand Choice cab
bages also sell readily at higher prices Beets steady New
So 81 so crate Florida cucumDers
wanted Charleston ASPARAGUS scarce and hight
punches appeared from North Carolina sod al 70
Savannah easier. Norfolk kalc aud spkch
In light supply, cool demand aud hrn l!adshes plenty
dull Old vegetables show little change In prices;
kinds moderate supply and firm at lnoatl0ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-30

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-30
Wcsiern Imitation

aFl.
res. Exports. 8. 200 packages.
Sc continue to sell fairly and
10 bottom. Fancy white are
and show most strength: n
L.c. but that price has not be-
10 warrant quoting. sales
and holders would not part
DTS at that Fancy colored
becoming an inside price on
. little undo T fancy are sought
) reported at l3d l3Lc. Penn.
rd moderately. but the outlet
more than steady. poor TO good
Liverpool cable, sos.
DO. Common TO Fsirl ql2
Do. Light skims....ll 4l2ia
Do. Skims Poor TO
Prime. ..-. "a 10 =
Pennsylvania Skins 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-30
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-rREsH.

FRUITS BERRIEs-FREsH
Apples in supply. good demand ami firm cram
berries light stock held with conn ence Florida OF.
i'm firm Strawberries continue very
scarce ing to the cold weather In the South and the
few lots arriving from Charleston and Florida bring ui
prices-choce reaching 80 6Oc. per quart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-30

Recepts Tor week OF ZUU pkRs Unutr HtiVy tttPs VIC
market ruled IN buyers favor following our asa re-
mort until ON Monday Western had fallen 10 SIC
Int az that price became active including
number OF orders from out Oh town anu WIN sP
800 Inv Western shippers the market to-day has
al 10 Southwestern firm
and good southern are seilng AT io0Iotc. Ou0A
eggs In light supply and firm
State, Penn laid. Southwestern,fresh z,,,
rdoz 1904 gathered Hl3
Western. fresh gath. Duck eggs, per doz - d3o
cred choice...... l34Q.. uooso cSgs,Peruol w wv
Southern, fresh gath.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

A British engineer narned Bgeii, who
has visited tbs Panama canal, and since bis
return has read E,,Ter before ihe On
ginecis' society 1t London, reports that
the cxcavation Will "a sicfrgr III the
future than "a g,c past He thinks FOR
tho rest az iae work 200 ,00H D9cG. and
twclgc ye;trs az ttlile viii be retpircd--
that II q s,y, $40 Geo 600, il addition
70 WHIST has already been sunk Long
before that tirse the Nicaragua eanal
ought % t,yertaEa u LcsseEs enterprise,
to ssg nothing 81 bankruptcy, Aslairai
AmHicil. " q lS.laplilct recently issptcd
cites TIE case az tssc Culellonia canal az
Sco;.,...i. witch Ii so miles ffoa segl 10
sea, 81 Ei.ks by hike aud ea By caiializa-
ton, aiRl rcnc.ies D sainrait levol Of l02
feet. ii only o Tcet hss tisan TINT III tile
Nicaragua canal, Vet flie owners 81 YES
sels are glad 10 9tyea short sea voyage
Of only 700 miles by locking over this
height. Tllocnt II tile Caledonia, which
il 10 fyrt wi,lo anl 20 feet deep, was
only gs00 coo, Tho Nicaragua passage
il 110lnilca long. Gi Nv river and 80 by
lake, leising only 50 for canal, the oct
side cpt III siiicb u eSiarpatc,l at lees thsm
$50. 0vU, 0GQ including railroad and seven
locks, Scientific journal.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
y. D. I'll
HHasolaicl

TY m VT esa liaT At hoEa asd make nase ni1aey a
M kfAk H0sk ~ va than rs aaythng ellis ~ this
NaAs world Capiiairgs nce1sa zen ~ ttsFtsa
xFEs fsgs Gsik se1es; ~ asea ANY ore can
w ~ t3 tae pafk slAfea earrings guFg trpv
9ya asaye fhatly pulft alld tetuS Rrse HetsGf Nas
,elay ssit II sgiti0s b Send W. ypsr 9i'iysts aad
HeA 0sits III yqa asS Ht&s gna Will DO 50 g uice "
AsEgst To- f8ttiAasa. Aiaine lsni6 N
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

One would think from Me effect which
Turkish baths are generally supposed to
have that they would l,e taken chiefly w
stout men, but Il Is remarkable fact
that tlio greatest number IF hatheTs are
anything but obese. and that sulao of
them are even catayero,lsly lear. The
use Of tho baths has BECOME very gem
eral in the past few years aud they are
now regarded as necessity rather thar
luxury By 4 large class Ok people Most
Of the patrons are men IN perfect health.
though sorhe few are treated for specitic
ailments. The shampcoers know d rhsu-
matte man as soun as they lay their
hands on him, and end themselves I'M
usually fatigued after rubbing linn, while
the effect of working on one who Has 4
great deal d electricity III him IS 70 10.
fresh them, even alter they have done d
hard day 8 work. ~ Globe Democrat.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

AIFs, Jenne Miller, WHO ii trying 10
reform svcsnan's dress, n very handsome
anda perfect spacluicii tf flAe lieaithfsil-
resA az tlie syslfni ss,e nttporaaes IN con-
yetSnticn with Il reporter he other siay
sae tslA s0nle cglriniR facts about the
pliysical clofmnli.y SG her59cx, cfsusad ily
sfc corset and 0tlset methods that tie
Einetaenth century calls fashion, She
said:
~ was ia n Turkish Bathroom not long
ago and noticed tlio physical appearaTigc
81 some forty 81 fifty fashionable women
synting, Middle aged and Gld, OHt 81
that number 1 did not see Il perfect
sha;%sl figure, Those who were Young
doubtless inherited their physical DC.
ticiencies, and were assisting 70 further
mar their unnatural proportions by wear
ing c0vscts. Men do not dfcem that such
nlalf0rnuation exists nmong the women,
but picture them from the Elusive idea
conveyed by seeing then dressed h the ex7
tTene 81 fashion. Some Of theae women
had attall waists, others had cranped.
pinGhed Feet, and the majority were
suffering from the tort1ring practice Sd
tight labing. Nome az them moved
around with Il Tree and easy tread and
huoyant elasticity. They wera slow and
sluggish In their movements and evil
IDENTITY averse 20 any kind If exertion be-
You'd the mere necessity ~ walking. !
WINS surprised, for ! thought that solne
women were 50 strong and robust chat
naturally they would escape the cuYSe of
fashions decrees Reclining Oh coach
after the bath / heard Young lady next
20 nse exclain Ia conversation tn a third
lady TINT she would not Eaarry Mr. So
and.so because no was not robust Tlrass
IN tho next sentence she said slte suffered
from asthma and was somewhat ssIbjcct
to hysteria. Itllrned over and pazad al
the woman wlra didn't want 10 marry n
man because he was not apparently
strong. She was pale. thin and delicate
looking, the very woman rnau would
NOS care 10 salecs for wife, anless he
wanted to start q hospital at hogae, -
New York Mail and Express.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
Knllnr he TaciliI q consnmpsIon.

The method (Bergeons 81 has, up to the
present, been used upon about 100 cases
IN tins city without any untowayd effects,
90 far as known, except IN one or two in
stances, one Of which was due to leabyy
bag ard another 10 incorrect adnninistra-
ton.
1t is, perhaps too soon 70 decide posi-
lively ON the therapeutic value OF the new
method, hut it seems, In Gle experience in
this city, to have the special quality Of
diminishing night sweats and inproving
the appetite
n BeFgeon's cases, the trihing expec-
torations Of those apparently practically
cured continued 70 contain bacilli This
fact may Ne taken both for an indication
That the immediate danger in phthisis is
hess from the bacilli than from the septic
hmia which they set up, and as an indi-
cation that this protective treatment,
when successful, should not be disoon-
nnued until the general healths.iess Of
the tissues il sufficiently restored 70 resist
the further development aud syistenarce
OF the bacillus tuberculosis - Philadelphia
PolyclinS,,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
rne Art or &c.

The command II Il larec army tasks
the resources Of fhe greatest mind II IL
one Of the highest 81 l,unlan achieves
meris, and by csnisnon consept the REst
rank Of fame Is accorded to thu groas
generals 10 move al arnny and to feed
ii on the match requires b higher order az
geaeralsliip than 10 tight ii, Thirty houFs
without supplies wonla rcauce the hest
army 70 a helpless mass Of disorganiEsd
humanity. Fo0si for tie men. sorage for
The animals nust not only be provided,
bat nnpst Ike az the precise spot Selicai
wanted Napoleon, the great master az
the art of war; had scorc II ina1shais.
any one Of whom cotsld fight d great
battle, and scagee one of whom could
lead an army on Sho Inarch An array
on the mach resenlhles nothing 40 mitch
as an enormous serpent, stretched out
mile upon mile, and inogiug, alert and
waschtp with steady Esa4t Irresistible
force. Les danger thraasesq ;snl Il hastily
coils itself together an,l i'ydpares = avert
ur overcome tle Caugaf, Shrassk 70 d
fraction pf its foTgaer dimensions. II
shows It's fangs and Is ready for atsses or
defense The danger operIs4st, the grcat
mass unfolts its coiis again and stretches
out It's huge proportions "a progressive
movement The brain ~ ellis ngighty
aninial, tho supreme aipd siat coFtyols
its every motion, i tie general ia chief.
ClGcago Herald,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
ii sglsNsy IvA0iA peGiTENflAaY.
Nfiat With THE Nsarsiea 81 tlse Easteris
nsxlnis.sl ss..lsr slnAs.inrA.

ghas with ira Marsten ~ tise Eastevn
Dsvlaianss.-FranA rSptaians.
ii 4aight hage heen w8th \ view 10 tis.
miss me witll Its blessing only that the
warden was about ~ place ii NV hard il
statistical hook With respect To the slsssi-
tuition Ichccked fla III tlais des.ign end
frassSsy hold him 4 did mot come ID The
prhsssi for such material What woala
like, said /, Is 81 go tlRaugl tlse piison,
Nc and talk with 3he prisoners and write
Eiiofe as u Tile Sbsuhnee Ok c,iiae rather
chan tic ststtiStiss nf IL.
Niil never foFgei tile lcokh rave me.
With III ctad. gray eye R@nd upon rae
he seill. "There Is no romance Ill eTiIne.
Nor II there ans homer anuo1lg thieves
Both nra faIlacies The man who will
cheat Ton whitehead lne, Thieves do nog
trust one another. When they commit a
burglary sqnjaintly, ane gees into the
hepse with another to prevent the h1ryinE
81 she swag
Having thus plt the Rugsr into my i'm
mobile for tho nence commando, said
t'Wrhaf taakes Tie cFiluiuai clnsses any
ways''
s'tSarn III sait ~ said, cfustily
''What percent "a rri1Ae, " ! said, ''is
mhercnsS''
iiie answer alraost dared nee, when Il
game;
Ninety per cent.
500 y0i nleaR, ! continued ethat 40
per cent. of the criminal class d born
yiciouss
.Tl,sta what / mcan; lie said. sIt
Is d IiaFt Of their hirthrsght They are
criminals tsecaslss. tiaey can I help 1t. We
have men i'll ilais Iirison to-day who arc
serving a fourth Serni
3 How Az 70 their iiilteraey?' I rug
gcstea
yvell all ere not illsterate ne ssid.
There ore class ~ criminals who must
be otherwise, Glke the hank note connf
erteiter, the fogger md ts1t moro asstla-
eioua set, and they have FAIR intelliGcncs
md education
'.liow nAany II them have trades I
asRntl.
lSm 10 per cefls, he tsia III say ~
witEs credit, bHt few mechanics a9n eyer
committed hers, The philosophy % this
Is That II the mind Is oceufdei the teanp-
tatinn ~ commit CRIME il resluced 10 tie
rniniipuIn
Turning the subject Ia smother charmed,
Isaid mir, Cassidy, Wont Yea tell me
Che exploits III ssslie 1T tbs famous crisai-
mails committed tc yoyu care2 Tell me n
what they have been convicted and
something III taalr aietecedef.ts.
III viii mot, BE ssia sirnaly. s'it L
against Che rules u the PRISON. Vixen
giaHls are e0Miiisit sd l1c7ss NC Fsy3tcct theua
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
orr rotal mlnsral ontnnt.

ghe total mineral output Of the United
States Is valued al St2s, 521 $50, Being an
increase og $i5, 3O6, sos OVER that III 1854.
OF the seventy important minerals coal
is the most valuable. with its enormous
aggregate Of $i5o,0f0, 5tO. Tho procluc-
ton ~ coke, natural gas, gold, silver,
copper zinc, mercury nickel alurnin-
itin, linte, salt. cement phosphate rock,
manganese and cobalt showed an in
crease, while cord, petroleum, Tig iron,
lead, precious stones and nlineTal waterp
showed q decrease hicago Tribune.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
Saturday, December 81. 1887.
4 COMPARISON

When sas what thiiik yoa agt IKE, dear,
How, how shall pictuce Thy gtacel
when sing % tlIc coal slCre dear
And siag Of tby beautiful face
shail eAy thou art like 10 rose, dGarH
All, no, Tor each ruse has It's thorn
Shall say thou at iik9 "a q star, dearly
Tho stars an tOrsake us At dawn
Shall say thou art like 70 a pigturei
A pictures too easily marre,S
Ehall say thou art like to q gem, tear'
All, no, S0t a gem Is too hard}
What dOst think shNplA say thou art Ike, dearf
The sunshincy Thy fair skicS aboyci
No, there's only Une thing h thine equal,
One thing thou art like that IS howell o.
en- ~" n Frank leshe'g,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
Tho .eloelsao n s.ennn,.

Blocks IN Australia sYhls Is have
the Same meaning that Il lig.sin America.
! don't think tlle term Is Ned iit England
to pny great extent. ] u1 ar was directed
IN london @ so csyHli Alfcc hiscl;s, 81
70 $50 round 70 the nest block Ii is
always tske the tiirl lurAjng or
sodnctbipg Ct tfal sort Lake Sliarb ial
Detroit FREQ Press.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
4 nIr rrins.

WilkiFF ,allins wrote Armaflaie' and
took il 20 his publishers to read. They
took the manuscript, and before d Inc h
Il was read they wrote ont a check for
SEQ, 900 ard sent It to Mr. Collins, 10
great was their filth III his ability,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
To Capita! Seekins Investment.

III OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER-
n est in the two copper claims, wiki d
large amount Of high grade copper ore IN
sight Plenty Of wood and water on tha
CLAIMS. want Sys 900 te buy outstanding
Interests develop claims and pat heM m
bullion producing condition. ] win repSy
this S85O00 out az the first copper produced
ton works on property. You can secure
yourself by deeds to claims and sil iise
proyementS until money Is paid back, tli0n
divide property ana GO ahead.
Who wants to Investigate this Ii good
faithg
Gallon or address JOHN d. BURG ESS.
Dunlap Postofilec, Graham County, Aris0r
ma, via Fort Grant sept SIT
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
DIR. BELLS
Medical Discovery
Veal, EsvEsas aat ReAEIltstsd HcH,

"a Prompt, Positive, and Per-
Tnanent Cure for Nervous Delhi
by, Organic Weakness, Premature
Decay, and aH Urinary Troubles.
no matter hew induced. or Of how long
standing. * restores 10 perfect health
the YoUao, MIDpEE- seEp and OH. This
srgcIFIc ii reliable, has never failed, or
ever wiIi fail, to cURR sFEEpILY and
gHoRoUsinY, every cass when used as
directed, aud tho advice given IA strictly
adhered ta X il convenient ia form,
PLEASANT 10 take. and does not interfere
with business pursuits Endorsed BY
ghousands who have used IT, Sc sure
yon obtain Or Bells Medical Dis
covery, and take no ether. Ioar drug
gist win order Il for ycu if not on sale,
OF ~ mail on receipt OF
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
A city A. P,ph

We are astonished and highly pleased
with view cS an entire city in pink the
oldest and at the same time QUE Of Tie
most pleasing sights Imaginable. In front
Of us was a perfectly smooth sirees no
feet wide and two miles long, running
straight away % similar gate at the
other end, and bordered ON each side by
many colored palaces and dwellings, with
columns arid towers, some with and some
without balconies, but al Of delicate
rose red color, relieved here and there
with figures or stripes ~ white Never
had ! seen anything Of the kind before,
and the effect was certainly beautiful.
Well does Jeyporc deserve its sppelIation
Of Tho Beautiful City Of India when
the ba~' q formed OF the forti-
wn, this color was a
My Che clear blue
una II became
nc The impression
rising from The
ucrican,
jcaI Society.
ty, headquarters
'8nch in Boston.
are; First, to
al brotherhood
lctlon Of race,
promote The
stern hteFa,
Third to
II nature
man =
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-12-08
NATIONAL PROHIBITIONlSTS.

Gathering Of Prominent Pr0hibtionists in
ChicaSO-ihe National Convention.
CHICAGO, Dec. Liver five hundred
workers in the Prohibition cause gathered
In battery d armory yesterday morning, at
the session of the National Central Com
,mittee Of the Prohibition party. The gal
lcries of the hall We're hung with immense
notices representing the principles of the
party. Among the more prominent Of the
leaders present were Ex-Governor John P.
st. John, OF Kansas; Frances Z. Willard.
Of Illinois; Mother Stewart, OF Ohio, and
Dr. A. Jutkins, OF Chicago. D. p. Sagen-
derf, vice-chairman Of New York,
was i'll the chair. The treas
urer's reports showed that $1,000 had
been paid out for Governor st. Johns
campaign expenses. A committee of seven
was appointed to attend to immediate po-
litcal organization and work This COM
mittee consists OF John Lloyd Thomas, of
Maryland; john =. st. John, OF Kansas; J.
A. Van Vliet, OF Illinois; james Black, Of
Pennsylvania; Judge r. G. Pitman, OF
Massachusetts; A. a. Hopkins, of New
York. and Mrs. Brown, of Ohio. A Nation
al Committee, consisting Of prominent tenn
perance men in various States, was then
appointed. Indianapolis was decided upon
as the place for the party's next National
Convention, and the first Wednesday in
June, 1883, was named as the day, and no
fusion was to be made with any other po-
itical organization.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-12-08
Left ErIkson's Voyage.

Five hundred years before the three
little ships of Columbus were pursuing
their uncertain way across the At
lantic, more than half a century before
the Normans had disturbed the Saxon
rule in England, the Norsemen had
turned their adventurous prows toward
the shores of North America. Accord
ing to the Icelandic Sagas, a fleet filled
with these mailed and bearded sea
kings, lead by young Left Erikson, son
of the great Erik the Red, set sail
from Greenland in 1902, discovered
Newfoundland, then Nova Scotia and
afterwards cruised along the New
England coast to Vineyard Sound. The
two following years Thorwald. Left s
brother, made voyages to New Eng
land, but in an encounter with the
aborigines, received deadly wound,
and his disheartened followers. burying
sheir dead chief on shore sailed for
home. Some local traditions say that
the body of the slain Thorwald was in
tered on the green slopes of Point
Allerton, at the mouth of Boston har-
bar.-Bost0n Globe.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-12-08
The Latest ldiocy.

Cats are the favorlte pets at present,
and this caprice dates from Luchon,
where French women were carrying
little kittens about during the late sea-
son. They are now carried about in a
little bahut on the top of the hustle,
and will, it is prophesied, occupy the
inside of the big muffs that are about
to appear The eccentric Princess Isa-
beau de Bcauvois has much to do with
this new notion. In her pocket there
is usually tiny kitten, and in her muff
carried all through the fall, and dec
grated with artificial flowers and rib
bons-there is one, often more that one,
pug or pup of some kind, for the ac-
commodation of which animal it is
very evident that the mutf is taken
bout.-Domestic Monthly.